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Altered Cortical Activity in Prelingually Deafened Cochlear Implant Users Following Long Periods of Auditory Deprivation (Record no. 2363)

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Title Altered Cortical Activity in Prelingually Deafened Cochlear Implant Users Following Long Periods of Auditory Deprivation
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Summary, etc Auditory stimulation during childhood is critical for<br/>the development of the auditory cortex in humans<br/>and with that for hearing in adulthood. Age-related<br/>changes in morphology and peak latencies of the<br/>cortical auditory evoked potential (CAEP) have led to<br/>the use of this cortical response as a biomarker of<br/>auditory cortical maturation including studies of<br/>cortical development after deafness and subsequent<br/>cochlear implantation. To date, it is unknown whether<br/>prelingually deaf adults, with early onset deafness<br/>(before the age of 2 years) and who received a<br/>cochlear implant (CI) only during adulthood, would<br/>display absent or aberrant CAEP waveforms as predicted<br/>from CAEP studies in late implanted<br/>prelingually deaf children. In the current study,<br/>CAEP waveforms were recorded in response to<br/>electric stimuli in prelingually deaf adults, who<br/>received their CI after the age of 21 years. Waveform<br/>morphology and peak latencies were compared to the<br/>CAEP responses obtained in postlingually deaf adults,<br/>who became deaf after the age of 16. Unexpectedly,<br/>typical CAEP waveforms with adult-like P1-N1-P2<br/>morphology could be recorded in the prelingually<br/>deaf adult CI users. On visual inspection, waveform<br/>morphology was comparable to the CAEP waveforms<br/>recorded in the postlingually deaf CI users.<br/>Interestingly, however, latencies of the N1 peak were<br/>significantly shorter and amplitudes were significantly<br/>larger in the prelingual group than in the postlingual <br/>group. The presence of the CAEP together with an<br/>early and large N1 peak might represent activation of<br/>the more innate and less complex components of the<br/>auditory cortex of the prelingually deaf CI user, whereas<br/>the CAEP in postlingually deaf CI users might reflect<br/>activation of the mature neural network still present in<br/>these patients. The CAEPs may therefore be helpful in<br/>the assessment of developmental state of the auditory<br/>cortex.
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Topical term or geographic name as entry element cortical auditory evoked potential,
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Topical term or geographic name as entry element deafness
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Topical term or geographic name as entry element cochlear implant
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Topical term or geographic name as entry element plasticity
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Topical term or geographic name as entry element auditory cortex
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Topical term or geographic name as entry element prelingual deaf
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Topical term or geographic name as entry element hearing loss
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Personal name MARC J. W. LAMMERS,1,2
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